So, the other day I made a serious decision. I got rid of most of it. I hated to, because there were some really nice people on there. But I had to do it, for my own sanity - and income.
I still have my Twitter account, and I still have my Facebook fan page. Other than that, you won't find my social media presence too many places on the Internet. You can always find me here at my blog/Website, you can find me on the AmSAW author-for-hire page, and you can find me on my literary agent's site. I'm still an author on Suite101 and Associated Content, so you can find my info there, too.
Beyond that, just look for my articles out there. You should start seeing a lot more of them, now that I'm not spending all my time on social media sites. That's good for my business and good for my wallet - even if it is just a little bit lonelier here.
3 comments:
I can understand that decision!
I'm in the process of designing a better overall approach to SM use and involvement... It's a tricky proposition, trying to balance appropriately limited activity with maximum value.
Carson, you're so right - it's very tricky. I want to be part of the community as much as possible, but I can't let it take so much time that I don't get anything written. Finding that balance is hard, so please let me know if you locate the magic formula!
I've missed your links being posted on my facebook page, and had to search you out to find out if everything is ok. If wasn't hard to find you.
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